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Hi, good morning (or good afternoon or good evening). I want to know if the following is possible:
I have two tables, I created a column in the 'Order Attributes' table thanks to the relationship between them:
Store_ID = RELATED('Business - Store'[STORE_NK])
Then, I used that column for a calculation in Dax on another column. Something like that:
TypeofStore = var StoreId=[Store_ID]
var StoreName=SELECTEDVALUE('Order Attributes'[operator_nk])
var selectdate='Order Attributes'[Order Date]
......
return
.....
(I don't write all the code because I don't think it's necessary)
So let's say I don't want to have so many columns inside the table 'Order Attributes' and I want to remove the Store_ID column. For that, I would like to "create" a column in a variable, i.e. I am trying to emulate/copy
Store_ID = RELATED('Business - Store'[STORE_NK])
And write something like this:
TypeofStore =
var StoreId=ADDCOUMNS('Order Attributes', "Store_ID", RELATED('Business - Store'[STORE_NK])
var StoreName=SELECTEDVALUE('Order Attributes'[operator_nk])
var selectdate='Order Attributes'[Order Date]
......
return
It's possible?
Thank you
Solved! Go to Solution.
Yes, it is possible, you will have an extended version of your "Order Atributte".
Learn more about that
Yes, it is possible, you will have an extended version of your "Order Atributte".
Learn more about that
The addcolumn should work? I get an error, that's why my question was referring to whether there was any formula where the variable that I tried to create is emulated.
But if it's possible with just an addcolumn, then I must be doing something wrong. thanks
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